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WRITING TASK 1 – TABLE
The table below shows the consumer durables owned in Britain from 1972 to 1983.

The table compares the proportions of British households owning eight different types of consumer durables between 1972 and 1983.
It is clear that television was the most popular item at homes in Britain. Also, there were significant increases in the percentage of households with a telephone and a central heating over the period shown.
In 1972, households with a television accounted for 93% of British homes, and the proportion for this item slightly increased to 98%, which was the highest number in the table, in 1983. Vacuum cleaner and refrigerator also had owned by most of houses in Britain (over 90%) by the year 1983. 66% of households had a washing machine in 1972, compared to 80% of households in 1983.
Looking at four remaining consumer durables, telephone was the most common item between these goods, with 42% of British homes owning one in 1972, and rising to 77% of households in 1983. Similarly, the percentage of homes with a central heat experienced a 25% growth to 64% in 1983. Until 1983, British houses had just begun owning a video, with 18% of households, whereas only under 5% of homes had a dishwasher over the shown period.

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